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Young Artists Success.

A story is told in art circles of a young
American painter who returned from course
Of European study with not cent in his
pocket. His ambition was equal to the situa-
ton, and he hired a magnificent studio, filed
1t with choice stuffs and brio brac, and pro-
ceeded to take fashionable pupils OF the
gentler sex, having borrowed his equipment
from a fashionable house decorator, whose
business he 'boomedr at the houses of hts
pupils parents in return for the loan of the
brio a brac and stuffs-Chicago Times.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-24
Aaron Burr's Wish.

An old New Yorker remembers that his
uncle told him that Aaron Burr, during lis
1ast illness, said that he had always wanted
to die ever since his daughter Theoiosia had
been lost at sea-Harpsr's Bazaar.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-24
wallace's Compliments to Whiteiaw Reid.

WattaCe's COM plIfnents 10 W iiteA@H XsSiu.
Gen. Lew Wallace as a lecturer on army
affairs does not appear to be very highly i'm
pressed with the excellent qualities Of the war
correspondent as a truthful historian. His
picture of Whitelaw Reid and his associates
MT the battle of PittSburg Landing, after they
had done what they could, as he thinks, to
misrepresent him, is rather more graphic than
complimentary. He was called out of his
tent by a motley crew, which had just Az
rived, on foot, on lean mules or on broken
down horses. They had most pitiful tale
to tell The leader and the spokesman was
the man who now heads the staff of The New
York Tribune This devoted company had
been guilty, their leader explained, of telling
the truth, something that it was not the
proper thing to do under martial law, and
they had therefore been "buached' together
and told to go. Would he give them some
thing TO eat for sweet charity's sake? He did
80 and they departed. 'They were the near
est approach to Falstaff's army that ever
expect to see" said Gen. Wallace, by way of
giving q final touch to his description of
them-Buffelo Express.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-24

Rent whalebone can be restored and used
again by simply soaking in water few hours,
then drying them.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-24

The venerable Capt. Bassett, who was ap-
pointed a page at the request of Daniel Web
ster and vino has been in the employ Of the
United States senate for nearly fifty years,
Is busy at present .. writing his reminis-
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-24
Household Hints.

In washing potatoes preparatory to cooking,
it is the custom of experienced housekeepers 10
bathe the tubers in tepid water. This will be
found a much more expeditions process than
the common practice of breathing upon them
or moistenng with the lips and polishing
with q coarse cloth. When it is ex-
pedient to fill kerosene lamp while
burning, it is generally advisable to
delegate the task to the least good looking
female member Of the family. Should there
be an explosion, eventuating in the permanent
Disagreement of her countenance, The lamp
will be credited with the full measure of her
lack of beauty, and consequently be, as it
were, blessing in disguise. merci-
full man is merciful to his beast. Hence
it betokens a most comnendable con-
sideration for the lower strata Of the animal
kingdom to embrace every opportunity to
ameliorate the condition of these dumb crea-
lures. A most estimable lady, actuated by
this noble sentiment, and whose worthy ex-
ample should be followed by all householders
having real love for Gods lesser creations,
regularly leaves her dishes upwashed after a
meal in order that the waterbugS may find
something wherewith to satisfy the cravings
of their appetite. There is such
thing as taking too much precautlon.
even in housekeeping. 1t is good
Judgment, perhaps, to lock the piano when
leaving the domestic alone in the house, for
obvious reasons; but in most families it is not
considered necessary to lock up the washtubs
in order 20 prevent the young ladies of
the family from gaining access thereto. 1t
should be the constant endeavor of the
careful housekeeper to remove from sight
whatever is unpleasant to look at. There is,
however, danger Of going too far in this as in
other matters of home regulation. For ex
ample, when you are expecting guests not
possessed of that physical gift which is said
to be bus skin deep, it is not good policy to
turn the faces of the mirrors to the wall, as
your kind intention would be liable TO misin-
terpretation.- transcript
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-24

: Vienna bread such as we have here is IN,
derstood to be materially different from that
they enjoy in Austria.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-24

Hello Tom, give light; where been?
Been Crown Point Bob say old fellow did you that
addition residence locations in the city?
is finished half
along boulevard boots they'll trains
inside four That brings fellow face
with certainty the wheels turn along
Motor CROWN POINT will double in value
adjacent which
advantages GODFREY COWLEY, 4o2 Douglas
Avenue about this
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-24

Cold days quickly tell upon women out Of
doors whose compilations are spuriouS
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-15
Rn llRe OrRa niza { Ions.


In the columns of the Texas Live
Stock Journal We 6nd the following zen.
stble paragraph concerning National
K.ngo organizations:
AL prosperous industries are united
in organic .tions for mutual benefit and
protection, and while cattle conventions
have been held and organizations Of
feoted, the alpha and omega of ull eff
forts heretofore made by cattlrmen in
this direction have been to pass resolu-
tious and listen TO windy speeches.
That these organizations under such
circumstances have not accomplished
Hnything ia not surprising. but their
failure tn secure beneficial results IL no
argument against the possibilities of
good to he attained by corporation aud
organized effort. Adversely ID said to
be good school. and possibly the MIS-
fortune which has attended the cattle
business of late years may be the means
Of uniting cowmen together in AL organ.
izntion which shall pursue the business
methods that have successfully been ap-
piled in other directions. D. '7 - ~
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-15

After the reading Of the journal Hoar
offered a resolution naming tho Seua-
ters to compose the standing and select
committee for the Fifti1th Congress,
which was adopted.
a large number of communications
and petitions were presented and re-
f-rred, among them were the following:
To prevent tho InanufActure, importa.
ton and sale OF intoxicating liquors In
tho Territories. ..... .......... ...
For the allowance OF . bounty Of $8X
mouth to Ill m=n Who served in the
army during the war.
For pensions to all Who served during
the war.
Among the bill. introduced in the
Senate was ono by SIR. FArwell to regu-
lite immigration.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-15

The great politioal slpsaa that the
country will DO ruined Ey tho election of
this or that man AZ President OF the
United States Is very stale bate put out
TO catch gudgeons: Every intelligent
man in the country knows full well that
the election Of . President has rery D lit
tie 70 do with the prosperity Of this
great Nation. and that the government
will go on smoothly and satisfactorily
whether the President b. . Republican
or q Democrat.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-15
California Wine.

u The demand for California wines was
never 30 sharp as now. Prices which Il
short time ago we're discouragingly low
have vastly improved, and the buyers
who had combined to keep prices down
IRE now bidding against one another for
the very wine they thought to corner.
Everywhere our winesare coming into
favor, and the man who cnn own vine
yard aud ncglcnts TO do 10 will regret
it. Twenty dollars II ton is being Of
fercd now for next seasons wine grapes,
although the grower who got fiftet n
doll RS in the year past did ~ con
plain. What " pity it is that the NIL
lions of acres of foothills in Northern
California ARE not crowned with grow
ing vines for the culture of which they
nre. SO well adapted. Sacramento
Bee.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-15
Nye County.

At regular meeting Of the Board of
Commissioners Of Nye county held Dec.
5tD, says tue Belmont Courier. senled
proposals for the surrender Of certih.
cntes Of Indebtedness on che General
Eund were opened. The bids ranged
from . cents to 90 cents'on the dlInr
After duly considering the above bids
il was ordered, that the Treasurer b
authorized tn accept and redeem. I'll
,certihcnt offered ut "a cents on tho
IL l,r and und =, in the nianliefr provi-
dcd b, l,w, and reject all bids over that
amount. /"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-15

Salt Lake Tribune: The selection of
Chicago as tho place for holding tho Re
publican Convention is another indica-
ton Of Blaine's nomination. That is q
Blaine town and heratofore tho rule
has been to Al the hall with Blaine
shouters and stamp down all efforts to
have the claims of others considered.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-15
The Lonislana Lottery.

i flowing are the lucky numbers IL
the drawing which took pluce ut New
o leans last Tuesday, u
Number $3.50 wins $30O,0OO; $3.50
wins 100000; 2iStt @ihA" $50, 600;
GiO22 wins $4,000; 5s5O7 and 572sl.
caca WIN $4,000. 1855, 1898, 4l9O3,
G.8Al aud 95tsJf, each viz, SIS. 200.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-15

The ORIGINAL AB1RTIsR OINTMENT 10
only pat up In large. two-ounce tin boxes, and
an absolute cure for old sores. burns
wounds. Snapped hands. and al. skin srup.
tions. Will positively cure oil kinds Of piles.
AsR for tho ORIGINAL hBIET1RR ONT
NENT. Sold by r. Y. Muller ~ Is cents per
OF by mail 30 osn o.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-15
BRONCHITIS

frequently assumes . very. dangerous
character, and prompt measures are re-
quired to arrest its progress. Ayers
Cherry PectoraI soothes and heals the
irritated tissues, and cures this malady
when all other remedies fail. 30, -t-s',
1.-Two years ago suffered from severe
attack OF Bronchitis. The physician ate
tend,nS me became fearful that the disease
would terminate in Pneumonia. After
trying various medicines, without benefit,
he finally prescribed = -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-15

Only way to do this ia to talk of It; to
write Of it; to bonSt of it; praise and
patronize svery home industry; keep
your money in the country and induce
Others to come and do the same. Do
not patronize outside in stitutions in
preference to your own. and before You
know it the
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05

The contract for the erection OF the super
structure of Garfield University will be let
BY the board OF directors at the Office of the
architects on Tuesday, the Let of March.
1887, or SO soon thereafter as the proposals
can be duly considered. Sealed proposals
Will be received for furnishing the material
and labor therefor, except the brick The
bids therefor to be sealed up and delivered
to Proudfoot & Bird, architects, previous to
the tire Of letting the contract. Bidders
may make separate estimates. First. for
the laying of the brick and cut stone; second,
for the woodwork and slate roof, including
guttering; third, for furnishing the cut
stone; fourth, for the plastering; fifth, for
the painting and glazing; sixth, for the iron
work; seventh, for the plumbing. Any
two or more of the above separate divisions
may be grouped together. The board sof
directors reserve the right to reject any and
all bios Security viii be required of the
contractors for the faithful performance OF
their work within the time agreed upon.
The entire work tn I've completed by the first
iav OF October, 1887 All work to be com
pleted according to the plans and specifica-
tions and details prepared by Proudfoot 4
Bird, architects, Wichita, Kansas. which
NAV DO seen and examined at their Office.
Bids for cut stone work must be accom-
panied with samples.
Dated this 18th day Of February, 1897.
By order of the board.
Stiff W B. HENpRYX, Pres.
". r CAMPBELL, Sec.
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Bargafn-n

9 lots in Aliens I'd add. east front, $500
each, easy terms.
room house, well built, and lots in
Strong's add 500 will carry il.
= lots, east front, n Wichita St, below
market price.
SIi00 gets 3 east front cor. lots and good 5
room house in Surong's add. Balance paid
i'll monthly payments or l to years.
2 lots in Washington ave add east front,
s275.
30 IT. and 5room house well built, Mathew
sons add 5000 Verv cheap
2 lots and three room hou . on Wichita ST..
5000. Ibis Is bargain.
lots and house on Laura ave. Lincoln ST.
add $500 Terms easy.
room house and 50 it lot half blk south Of
Lincoln street, on ST. car line, two biks. from
school house, S2lU0
LAWRENCE & LAWRENCE.
923t. 4l2 E. Douglas Ave.
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DUN,s TRADE REPORT.
Effects Of Congressional Proceedings
Upon General Business as
Shown by the Approach
of Adjournment

!, New York, March 4-R. G.. Dun {
Co.'S. weekly trade report says: Congress
has finished its work SO that an important
cause of uncertainty and disturbance OF
values is out Of the way The relief fell
has been measurable and anticipated in the
markets which generally score higher
prices than week ago. Financial dis
turbances seem farther off. however, than
a week ago; foreign exchange is distinctly
lees favorable to gold expectations, tie
course of the stock markets and for the
liire foreign buying rather than selling
| The clear increase in west-bound ship
ments of goods and greater activity in
some branches of the dry goods trade may
be pointed to the interstate commerce bill,
which will go into operation April 1, and
will affect special rates and contracts. The
| favorable classification for cotton goods
shipped westward will be affected. For
instance, trunk lines have adopted ne W
classes and rates which are in effect sub
| stan,ial advance, SO that the first result of
the measure is some increase in charges for
transportation.
Some improvement is noted in the wool
| en- trade but orders are still smaller than
last year Worstcd woods are scarce and
strsng; il is significant that shoddy articles
increase in price while wool weakens, the
demand being for cheaper grades of stocks
Coitons have been more active and mid
ding uplands rise to 8 ) cents, with mere
foreign buying
Boots and shoes move more freely, but
duluess is fealt in the leather trade.
The pause in the iron business is now
noticed, but prices yield only for specuIa
tive or largely imported articles In spite
OF the slack demand for raw iron and i'm
portant products, there is confident tone
The wheat speculation takes the form Of
a struggle between apowerful combination
here, at Cincinnati and in California, which
is said to have thirty million bushels, and
foreigners who are selling. Prices are Il
shade lower than last week
Pork speculation, after passing $50 per
barrel, has been killed by the Chicago
board, which fixes the price at basis for
dealers and thus saves legitimate traders
from The clutch of combinations
Labor difficulties look less threatening.
The business failures during the last
seven days number: For the United States
203, for Canada %; total 229; against 300
last week and 246 for the corresponding
week last year.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05
OVER THE OCEAN.
ROuuaDla.

BUCHAREST, March 4-Persons who ar,
rived here from BesSarbria state the Rus
sian war department ordered the principal
towns in that province TO make prepare
tons for delivering large quantities of
bread daily whenever called upon to do SO.
Bakeries are being made ready every
Forage provisions are being stored. Pre-
mier Braiino declares privately that Rou-
mania will fight powers crossing the Rou-
manian frontier.
LONDON. March A dispatch from
Bucharest states that several persons were
Killed in the fighting at Silisiria between
the insurgents and loyal troops. Two
officers and sixteen privates who were en-
gagged ia the revolt were captured.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05

c. V. Baxter, An experienced and success
full druggist at Dewitt, Iowa, says one fam
lily there created an immense sale for Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy by using and rec
omnendng it to their peighbors during
their seige of whoopIDg cough, now it sells
rapidly on its own merits 1t has no equal
for coughs, colds and Group. Sold by Al
drich & Brown and ]. z. Allen. Soft
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05
Kansas City Gram ana Provisions.

KANSAS IffG. MATCH y
Daily Indicator rrports wheat ree.ipts 5lsl ship
uients ,+ets tn store - M. lo.er No cash. 60
bid; April IA hd May. 1sis hid
Corn recespts 6Co. shipments ISsst In s..
dull; No : cash Sis: March suA bid: April Sia
bid; Nav sia
Oats No cash. Sss bhl
ship Stun-Buik. ssssS
Rive No. : c. sh. ~ btd-
MIL Ssu,.-Steady. =: dried. ~
Corn Neai-fsres u CIV sacked.
Contrary tn general expectations which were
Brsn-Buik. ~: sacked, s.
ESIs. butter. hay steady unchanged.
Mess Pork -sit -
Pauirr,-old henr. fat. heavy g " dressed chick
Goa, 5ss6; turkeys, s.
f'royssons.-Su.ar cured hanr.II hacou ia dried
b ef g. dried beef Gle 9, dry salt ceaI rib siGes
8. 20: iofg1 clear a. ~ shoulders - Or short clear
4 7f smos Ell clear rib sides. IS ~. long clear.
IS ar shoulders 8, " short clear. q "a
Iarn.-Choics tcrrr . 81
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Chicago 1--we Stock.

CHICAGO. March I.
The Drovers Journal reports cattle receipts 5 90
shipments $3.50; market brisk and ZEE higher; fancy
- 0D1s5 2i shipping 80 10 100 pounds 81 500
90: stockers and feeders slow, 81 5t4 o. cows bulls
sud mixed S2uD6f3 81: bulk 81 tJse3 ..
Hogs-Receipus 1909. shipments 1900. marker
strong, SGl0c higher: rough lad mixed 81 l5Gp5 20
packing and shipping s. SOFAS s.; light 81 S54s5 10
skits s. ;yGSi %
Sheep-Receipts 500 shipments 2(ID: market
steady natives 80 coa4 at western s. 7tJ4 So Tex
ans 81 75sa4 "; lambs 81 500 -.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05
Noted Woman Dead.

SOUTH BEND. Ind, March Another
Angela. founder Of ST. Mary's academy.
Notre Dame. Ind. died there suddenly To-
day. She was cousin of Mrs. General
Sherman and James G. Blaine and widely
known.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05
For sale.

For this week IA lots in McCormick's add
at 1915 to $3.50 q lots in $ Lawrence st add at
1926 to $3.50. lots Wichita OF 10th st
$500 each. 10 'ots in LaMaScotte and Wa
bash ave adds cheap. Lots to trade for
horses or mules STAFFORD & WEBB,
d92-3t* 22l Douglas ave.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Gram ana Provisions.

NEW YORK. March 1
wheat-Better No. red. s01E@ elevator; 9l1s
delivered.
Corn-Righer; No2 1875 1884 elevator SOL G5s de-
iivered.
Oats-Quiet. mixed western :; 936; white % @i2.
Eggs-Lower; il
Cneese-Dul: western, fiat, 1lle9i2x.
Pruvisious-Acsive aud higher.
Cufree-Fair Rio firm. Il.
Butter -Western; steady l2GlT
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05
Kansas Cisy 1--we >,oc&.

Cattle Rsceirts lia1 shipmrnra, rs higher
.os,9 10 chotre ~ lsse3 70 common IN mestn IS 81
"a co. sscckers. 81 0SsS IL f~eftux stTe-s> Is 2s
s 81 csows common Ia cho.er. g S<sS =,
1ocS-Ress.tprS 6rso; s,tS 'u--ut~ ifss: 10 cAacs
higher. good Ia reni~ IS p - =. r~smnaon tN
uslifu, gas % kkils and PTS 81 So; 81
She,sp-E.>~,rs. lttsS. tua. steady
good 20 choice. 81 ss<S IS scn,mns 10 rseiium D
Is S.
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st. Louis Gram ana Provisions.

st. Louis Graln and PROVISIONS.
ST. LOUIS March 4.
Flour-TuN and easy.
Wheat-Iess Active. firm ana higher. No. red
cash. 19el 1gIa. MAY S1l1 sI6 closing S)I%:
Corn uli aud higher and 1Eta ic under. No
mixed cash. 4faSils April, 3ps BID; May. Ssai@s0s
closing SSsA. June. 36J-.
Oats-Duu but easy; No mixed. 2Slf May. zSj9.
Rye-Essy at 5SIe.
Bariey-I.
Lead Active md firm. Common ~: refined .
chemical hard ~.
Butter About steady: creamery 25ses dairy. i5essi
E4,gs-Frmer at l2i4.
Port-SlStJ
Lard-S6 s5s.1 90.
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20 acres OF land aijolning the site of Fair
mount college, the most slightly and attrac
tive point in Sedgwick county. This land il
to be connected with the city hy motor line
Terms easy. Apply at the Office of Fair
mount Land Co 20 Biting Block. 9l-6t
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st. Louis Lave stock.

Cattle-Receipts, 11s9: msyket active and strong;
choice heavy native steers 81 40s.5 o, good
shipping steers e3 s544 s. butchers steers fair 70
choice s. 5oG4 90: feeder far 70 good e 9oa3 IS
choice. 81 SOFAS 50
HOgs-Receipts 2s00; market shade higher on heavy
and easier on light cno!cs butchers selections IS COG
s. packing fair TO g"oa. s. sd5 IS. workers me-
05 10.
sheep-Rec.ipts. 1870 market sc;ive. strong COM
mon To fair s. 6GS 10: medium tn prime S. e5a4 3d.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05

c. II. Logan, of Newton. Has, seent O!
the farm department Of the Continental IT,
surance company. has established his bead
quarters n, the office of j. z Humphry &
Son in Ezgle block. j. E. Humphrey will
accomm, date any one wishing to insure in
this s,aunch and relishle company.
w3,f j. Z. HUMPHREY L Soy.
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Loan Register.

PHILADELPHIA, July ., 1886.
Wichita EAGLE Wichita, Kansas
Gentlemen:-W have seen one of you
Mortgage Loan Registers at the office Of th'
Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust Co., thi
city. and shall he Obliged if you viii send thi
company one similar in all respects at you
earliest convenience and remain
Respectfully yours,
THEODORE FkoTHISGHAE.
dnst IT, Secretary.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March John
Cara. employe of the American Express
Co in this city. committed suicide today
by shooting himself through the heart
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05

BERLIN. March 4-Herr Weddel Pres
dorf Was today elected president OF the
Reichsrag He received lS4 votes. Two
ballots cast for DR. Windthorst; 80 were
cast blank
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05

w O. Riddell e. Co have the ''cash" for a
few good small buys Send in your list and
your lots will be sd Office over Kansas
National Bank Main street S3-tf
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To township 0mcers.

The EAGLE Printing house have in stocE
all the blanks that are used by them in theil
business, also justice dockets, civil and
criminal combined. at rs low b figure ss any
establishment in the west WITT
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Austria.

VIENNA. March 1.-The fear of war in
Russian Poland is causing suspension of
all business. Financial firms are reducing
credit to minimum.
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Servia.

VIENNA. March 4-Servis. as a pre-
cautionary measure in view Of trouble IN
Bulgaria, sent troops 10 the frontier. II Is
also reported thas the Servian reserve has
been called out.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-05

We want your inside and your outside
property OH our hooks We have customers
every day for your property. Bring 1t to US
if you want it sold
MCDOWELL & MANSON.
Gift Room over 254 n. Main st.
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COuldn't Chin 1t.

ST Louis. March 4-Thc Geo Koyler
Manufacturing company made an assign
ment this afternoon to n O. Nelson The
liabilities of the company are estimated at
$50, coo and their assets at $40, 600.
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Notice.

Mrs. F. G.. Forest retur aed from St Louis
this morning with ell the latest fashions of
the season for dressmaking. Room !27
North Market st. Call and SEE me- .'l-6t+
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The Ohio Addition

Corner Hydraulic and 18th sts. These lots
are in the best residence part of the city and
tor sale on easy terms SStf